nysus

My microphone also outputs to Soundflower.

When I record a Skype call, Skype's audio comes across both left and right channels and gets mixed with my mic's audio. So there doesn't appear to be a way to isolate my mic's audio from Skype's audio.

So is there no way to isolate the two channels from each other with software? Is the only solution to get a hardware mixer to solve this problem?

Setup:
I have Skype outputting to Soundflower.

Problem:
When I record a Skype call, Skype's audio comes across both left and right channels and gets mixed with my mic's audio. So there doesn't appear to be a way to isolate my mic's audio from Skype's audio.

Question:
So is there no way to isolate the two channels from each other with software? Is the only solution to get a hardware mixer to solve this problem?


do-i-need-a-hardware-mixer

try Jack. jackaudio.org - might have more custom routing options.

Then use an audio app, that supports multichannel output (f.e. max/msp) to

output your mic to say channel 3 of soundflower.

Or try the 16-Channel Soundflower.
Then use an audio app, that supports multichannel output (f.e. max/msp) to
output your mic to say channel 3 of soundflower.


Do I need a hardware mixer?